Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-21
FOREIGN.
IRELAND's CHAMPION.
Gladstone Sull Speaking on the Irish
Question.

of Nottingham to-day. Replying to the
, address, Gladstone expressed the con-
viction that the discord between the Catho.
lies and Protestants would cease when
Home Rule was established in Ireland
Mr.. Gladstone arrived at Derby to-day.
Enthusiastic crowds filled the streets and
| ne was gwen very warm welcome. He
will be the guest of Lord Vernon, at Sub
bury Hall, until Monday, when he will 90
| TO Studley, in Warwickshire
In speech replying to those persons
who had criticised his conduct, he said that
the policy of the Nationalist party did not
now include rapine. The demands of the
Hationaiists had been moderated since
1881. 1t was not true that they desired to
dismemf er the Empire, and there was no
reason why he should not approve of their
conduct.
THE LIBERALS NOT DIsUNIONIsTs.
Mr.. Gladstone said their opponents were
growing weaker, while their own forces
were becoming stronger. He was accused
Of cooperating with those whom he once
denounced as marching with raDine and
murder towards diSintegration OF the En-
pire. All the objections then presented
had passed away. He did not believe that
any Irish member of Parliament now con-
templated or desired the dismembership of
the Empire. They wanted & union of
hearts and not union on parchment and
paper.
Why. he asked should he be accused of
gross inconsistency because he allied him
self with Mr.. Parnell and the Irish party,
who were acting on lines of moderation
which assuredly would in the end secure
home rule? He fatty denied that his
course was inconsistent. When told thar
a no on. !, Il
only say that measure such as was con-
tested at the latest session of Parliament
had never been passed while he was in
Office. That measure was not aimed at the
suppression of crime, SO much as at the
liberty Of the press and the right of public
meeting. AS its application proved, the
Act has been used in such manner as TO
painfully and fsgrantly show that its pro-
visions were different from those of anv
Act previously posed.
Gladstone spoke at great length, and vas
heartily cheered.
Why, Certainly.
DUBLIN, October 20th.-An application
was made before Judge 'Brien, of the
Court of Queens Bench here to-day for a
writ of certiorari to quash the verdict of
willful murder rendered by the Coroners
jury against the policemen who did the
shooting at Mitchellstown. The applica-
ton being unopposed by the Attorney
General, 1t was granted.
Davitt on Irish Soil.
DUBLIN, October 20th.-Michael Dayitt
was given q splendid reception on his ar
rival at Queenstown to-day from New York.
He declared that the Irish race in America
Is more earnest than ever in the cause of
home rule, and that American public opin-
ion Is unequivocally pronounced against
coercion.
Hanlsn in Hard Luck.
LONDON, October 20th.-The Sportsman
has received dispatch from Sydney,
n. s. w, which says: Hanlan, the oars
man, is suffering from a carbuncle on his
wrist, and will be unable to row for ten
days. His race with Beach will probably
be postponed until later in the year, Beach
being willing"
Serious Result of an Eviction.
DUBLIN, October 20th.-Three tenants on
the estate of Lord Clanricarde have been
evicted. Patrick Campbell strenuously re-
sisted the officers, and during the melee
his daughter Margaret was struck on the
head with crowbar and severely injured
Eight women and two men were arrested
Russian Police Punished,
Moscow. October 20th.-Eleyen detective
officers have just been found guilty OF con-
niying at the crimes of notorious robbers.
Five of them were sentenced to hard labor
in the mines of Siberia, and the others to
various terms of imprisonment.
The CaffireI Matter.
PARIS. October 20th.-The War Office
having disposed of the matter, the case of
General Caffarel and Others implicated in
the sale OF decorations will be handed over
to the Correctional police General Caffarel
has been lodged in the Conciergiere.
A Priest Murdered
ScUTARI, October 20th-A Mussulman
herdsman shot two Jesuit priests, killing
one. The Austrian Consul here demanded
that the authorities punish the perpetrator.
A Vacancy in Parliament.
LONDON, October 20th-Right Hon.
Alexander James Beresford Hone, Liberal
Conservative member of Parliament. is
dead.